Sun: Full to light shade
Moisture: Medium-wet to wet
Height: 4'
Bloom Time: September, October
Bloom Color: Sulphur yellow
Genotype: Superior Township, Washtenaw County.
Indigenous interactions: Several native peoples that include the Cherokee, Menominee, and the Meskwaki used the dried flowers of this plant as a snuff to induce sneezing, among other uses (Moerman, 1998).
 
Sneezeweed produces an attractive sulphur-yellow flower consisting of a central disc or ball ringed by triangular, edge-notched petals. Though the winsome flowers make Sneezeweed a YNPN favorite, the plant can become unkempt later in the season, so position it in a back-yard spot. A good rain-garden candidate.